I am going to share a secret never before uttered: I copied all of my comedy material from someone else in grade school..See, I was a bit of a class clown at times. I came up with some of my own stuff, my own jokes. By high school, there were times I even worked blue. … Read moreWHY DAVE MATTERED TO ME
Norway is about to set a trend. If you haven’t heard, they are going to become the first nation in the world to officially dump FM–frequency modulation–radio. FM, around since the 1930s globally, has been a steadfast friend to people driving or radio fans for decades. It’s obvious to say: The popularity of FM has … Read moreWHAT’S YOUR FREQUENCY NORWAY?
The family took a voyage to the movie theater today.. the HORROR REPORT family didn’t see anything filled with fright–no IT FOLLOWS for me, it’s not in a theater nearby.. Instead it was SPONGEBOB.. A sponge out of water. Funny parts, good laughs–though the ‘out of water’ business only took up the last 20 minutes … Read moreWhen nostalgia meets the present
A good list has been compiled by the AV Club about how to make good horror.. And it’s good horror that has been lacking for too long of a time, besides a few gems that have popped up through thebyears.. This article linked here could help any upcoming writers or directors create a new masterpiece … Read moreThe horror renaissance , 2015
ADAM ROCKOFF in the DAILY BEAST wrote about the ABCS OF DEATH case, and the jail time for Sheila Kearns for showing the movie to a class.. He wrote, in part: Substitute teacher Sheila Kearns did a very stupid thing when she showed a horror movie to a Columbus, Ohio high school class. But she … Read moreThe ABCS of insanity
Draven Rodriguez didn’t want a yearbook image like all others..so he made himself different, posing with his cat and laser lights. It went on to become one of those ‘things of the internet,’ the little pieces of pop culture that seem to catch on and stick. Although for Rodriguez, this senior portrait of fame has … Read moreA FAMED INTERNET PERSON COMMITS SUICIDE
Last night, I dropped a link on this site and espoused some of my beliefs that the current generation growing up will drop out of the TV scene much prior to the next one. . the link on the ‘cord cutting’ actually came from TIME magazine.. However, a reader comment on the situation offered a … Read moreA worthwhile retort on the CABLE TV cord cutting
I was looking forward to this 3+ hour extravaganza celebrating SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE’S 40 anniversary for weeks.. Tonight when it finally began, I couldn’t to turn it off.. Let me explain. I grew up watching the show.. from an early age, I recall my parents allowing me to stay up late on a Saturday to … Read moreMy really ultra sad and depressing assessment of tonight’s SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 40th anniversary nostalgia
30 years after the BREAKFAST CLUB, it is coming back to some theaters.. It is interesting now to go back and see what TIME magazine, then in 1985, said about the classic movie. One fun concept is to look at what will never happen again, thanks to modern technology.. It was a movie for its … Read moreRain keeps falling, down. After 30 years THE BREAKFAST CLUB still matters..
Did news just die today? Brian Williams was suspended after a number of days of intrigue.. He lied about a helicopter in Iraq years ago. He also is being doubted over his tales of Katrina of watching bodies float through the street … And now, six months from now when Americans will undoubtedly be baking … Read moreBrian Williams suspended; Jon Stewart stepping down: Which one is the bigger item?